HERO 14ft Trampoline (2024)

FAQs

Is a 14 ft trampoline big enough? ›

Question: Is a 14 ft trampoline too big? No, a 14 ft trampoline would be adequate for families with older kids or families that want a trampoline to last throughout their child's growth period. However, it might be too big if you don't want to give up over 20 ft of backyard space.

A 14ft trampoline offers the most significant jumping surface among the sizes discussed and can safely accommodate four to five children. The weight limit for a 14ft trampoline is usually around 300-350 lbs (136-159 kg).

12 ft Trampolines – 200-350+ pounds. 14 ft Trampolines – 200-450+ pounds. 16 ft Trampolines – 250-450+ pounds.

On average, setting up a 14ft trampoline takes about 2 to 5 hours. Before you start, make sure you have enough time so there's no need to rush the process.

A 14-foot trampoline has a surface area between 122 and 130 square feet and is also a great choice for everybody - including adults. A typical weight limit for a 14-foot trampoline is between 350 and 475 lbs. (158 – 216 kg).

The most popular trampoline sizes are 12 ft trampolines and 14 ft trampolines.

What trampoline for Ages 9-10? 9 and 10-year-olds- As the children reach a slightly older age, we would suggest you look at trampolines that are sized between 10-14ft. This size will hold their weight safely and give them plenty of room to bounce around.

12ft Round Trampolines (Large)

If you can only afford space or budget for a round trampoline then this is the most suited size for kids who do want to try and flip as well.

- 14ft Trampolines: These trampolines are great for larger backyards, offering fun for multiple jumpers of all ages. - 15ft Trampolines: Designed primarily for extensive yards and families seeking ample jumping space for them, their children and their friends!

Jumping on a trampoline while weighing over its weight limit can cause you to bottom out or fall through the trampoline. Just imagine falling on the springs of a trampoline or straight to the ground while jumping high in the air. It's not a pretty picture and could very well result in a trip to the emergency room.

What is the maximum weight limit for a Jumpking 14ft trampoline? ›

The trampoline is designed for users weighing 90 kg (200 lbs.) or less.

In fact, there is tons of research that shows that trampolines can actually be a better alternative for a workout than running or hitting the gym! For kids and adults alike, trampoline jumping can serve a dual role as a fun outdoor activity and an effective platform to improve your overall health.

A 14 FT Trampoline can accommodate 5~6 kids or 2 adults at the same time.

You will need to put the trampoline mat on with the springs in the mat lined up correctly with the spaces in the frame. The easiest way to do this is to start with the springs at 12 o clock, 6 o clock, 3 o clock and 9 o clock. This distributes the tension in the mat, with less effort required to pull on the springs.

Follow a “One-Jumper at a Time” Rule – no matter what age you are! Supervise young children from 6-12 years old. No flips or roughhousing. Jump in the centre of the trampoline – it is the safest part.

10 ft trampolines – The first medium-sized trampoline size, 10 ft trampolines are for mid-sized yards that can be a fit for both kids and adults. 12 ft trampolines - 12 ft trampolines are one of the most commonly purchased trampoline sizes that would go with a mid-sized or bigger backyard.

12 foot: This is considered a medium size for round trampolines. You may be able to get more than one child on here if you have little ones, though teens and adults are limited to one at a time.